October 2014 Archive

Election ad hit “rock bottom”, says reader

In what appears to be an act of desperation, Mr. Dawe released his newspaper ad last Thursday, which turned his campaign in a very negative ...

Free speech is biggest concern, says Johnson

In response to the letters by Nigel Kean and Alex Vander Veen that were so critical of my stance on political free speech and the ...

Actions showed “serious attack” on democratic principles

I am writing in response to letters supporting Councillor Gaertner and Councillor Gallo and ridiculing Richard Johnson. I do not know any of these individuals ...

Reader’s vote depends on Jazz Fest support

As we approach the municipal election date, I find myself in somewhat of a fog when trying to determine who should get my vote for ...

Students fly their flags for United Nations Day

By Chris McGowan U.N. Day at Pickering College is always a recognition of diversity and equality, and this year it was celebrated at the school ...

Aurora Public Library aims to “inspire” during Ontario Libraries Week

Libraries are more than just places to find vital information or grab a copy of the latest bestseller – they can also serve to inspire their communities.

Great Hymns, our help in ages past, will help once again this Saturday at Our Lady of Grace

Beloved hymns have been sung throughout the ages and across all continents; some for centuries, others mere decades; but these favourites continue to inspire, bring joy or relief, to those who contemplate their moving texts and stirring melodies.

Aurora Tigers roll over competition, take first place in North Division

A seven-game winning streak has put the Aurora Junior A Tigers atop the OJHL North Division standings. They kicked off the week with a rare Wednesday home game, hosting the Pickering Panthers.

Meet the Tigers: Daniel Mantenuto, Forward

By Jake Courtepatte Date of birth? October 18, 1997. Hometown? Thornhill, Ontario. Where did you play hockey before signing in Aurora? I played with the ...

Aurora athlete looking for hometown support at 2015 Pan Am Games

Parents can take pride in their children’s athletic accomplishments, and trampolinist Sam Sendel’s are no different. They will be in the crowd next July when Sendel competes for Canada in the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto.

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